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You can also do a search for "spider rigs" and will get a bunch of threads with pics, etc. Hope it helps.
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Fire, check out this thread from the main board.
http://www.crappie.com/crappie/main-...ider-rigs.html
You can also do a search for "spider rigs" and will get a bunch of threads with pics, etc. Hope it helps.
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No Jokes for that. You do what you have to to catch fish. Way to be innovative. We have made quick temporary rigs for newcomers and they work.
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My brainchild. Fishing in the swamps of Louisiana, I don't fish open water lakes. Most of my fishing is in small bayous which only allows me to fish one side of the boat, and which side depends on several factors, such as wind and water direction. I can't mount a permanent holder on the front of my boat as everywhere I go I have to get on and off my boat at the bow. I can't afford multiple holders to put everywhere I might need them, so I came up with this. I can place it where I need it, on either side on the front, or in the back. The weight of ice and drinks holds it steady. An added bonus is if I go on someone elses boat that doesn't have rod holders, mine come with me.
The french name, 'sac-au-lait' translates in english to 'sack of milk' which describes the sweetness of these fish.
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Originally Posted by crappie4me2
Firegunny198,
I made this rig for my boat, my dad calls it the moose rack! LOL I looked at store bought models and they did not have all I wanted. I'm not saying there is anything wrong with them it was just not what I was looking for. I bought some square tubing and 10" pvc pipe for the holders and started getting my ideals together. The first thing I wanted was my fishfinder at eye level with my poles, the second thing was a place for my crappie nibbles (1" 1/2 pvc cap). the third thing is I wanted 12 poles across the front. The forth thing was a place for my GPS.I really have enjoyed it & works great for two people. I would take your time and think about it, draw it on paper over and over until you have it the way you want it. I hope this helps and if you need any additional photos PM me.
Lynn
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Thanks man but I upgraded at the first of the year to hytek rod holders and I had Scott make me the fish finder mount.I really love these rod holders.
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Man. This thread got pulled up from waaayyy back.
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For sure!!:D
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I'm glad it was brought back, that homemade rack from IL is priceless, I love that he took the time to spray paint the front ones, but whatever works!!
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I guess I agree with the original consensus that you make do with what you can. No shame in that. It looks like it would be functional too.
Lawd knows I've spent more time and money trying to rig stuff up than most. Sometimes it works, sometimes it don't. I now believe that if you're gonna spider rig much at all, you oughta go ahead and buy some good holders.
I like the cooler idea, but I wonder about the need to open it while fishin. With some of my buddies, and depending on what beverage is put in it - I could see that lid opening so often that your poles never get still:D. Maybe a cooler with the little trapdoor would be even better...
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